Newsazenplay.comThe EU’s incoming anti-money-laundering framework will require gambling-service providers to apply customer due diligence when wagering or collecting winnings reaches €2,000 in a transaction or linked transactions. Providers will also need systems that attribute transactions to individual customers.
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